[Mitworld] New: Irving Singer on Ingmar Bergman, Panel on Linguistics

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MIT World - Newsletter - Volume 7 | Number 34 | April 9, 2008
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[INGMAR BERGMAN, CINEMATIC PHILOSOPHER]

SPEAKER:
Irving Singer
Professor, Department of Philosophy, MIT


PLAY NOW: <http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/541/>

[QUOTE]
"I showed my class Bergman's last movie, Saraband. The class found it
hard to take. ...The emotions are so strong and powerful, and
beautifully enacted -- they didn't know what to do with it....They just
sat there in silence, nobody moved, said a word."
-- Irving Singer


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[HAVE WE ALL BEEN RIGHT? LOOKING BACKWARDS AT LINGUISTIC THEORY,
 STATISTICS, AND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION]

MODERATOR:
Charles Yang
Professor of Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania

PANELISTS:
Robert Freidin
Professor of the Council of the Humanities, Princeton University

Jean-Roger Vergnaud
Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Humanities and Professor of Linguistics,
University of Southern California

Norbert Hornstein
Professor of Linguistics, University of Maryland

William Gregory Sakas
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Hunter College
Ph.D. Programs in Computer Science and Linguistics, The Graduate Center,
City University of New York

Anna Maria Di Sciullo
Professor of Linguistics, University of Quebec at Montreal


PLAY NOW: <http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/542/>

[QUOTE]
"I'm trying to go back to the issue, what's poverty of the stimulus all
about. When you say it's a problem, it's a problem for the learner and
not the linguist. It's a tool..., only a blunt tool...."
-- Josh Tenenbaum


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